Girls Striving to Thrive
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Local recording artist and guest speaker Kisha Smith gave a speech and encouraged the girls to learn from their experiences, and to do more than survive, but to live.
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Homeless Liaison Vicki Lee recited beautiful words of poetry to encourage the attending young women to do great things so that great things would come back to them.
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Volunteers Amber Thorneycroft, Brandy Nelson and Tiffany James dancing to stay fit after a speech given on synergy and the importance of health.
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Guest Speaker Danielle Ramsey, speaking on the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) program at San Bernardino Valley College encouraged the young woman to get a jump start on their career path!
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Miss Black San Bernardino, Noelle Lilley gives an inspirational speech about getting involved and success!
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Sign-ins and registrations for the inspirational event.
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Information tables about choices, health, self esteem, sexting, bullying, dating violence, human trafficking and dressing for success and other excellent resources for the young girls!
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The young girls engaged in the information and encouragement!
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Parents coming together on one accord to gather information and resources for their children while they are in the Girls Talk conference.
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